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This nighttime image depicts the grand entrance to the Shrine of Baba Wali (Bābā Wālī Khān), located in the Arghandab District near Kandahar City, Afghanistan. The scene is brightly illuminated against a dark sky, highlighting a prominent, cream-colored architectural complex. A central arched gateway, flanked by two smaller arched structures, features multiple substantial round columns with decorative bases and capitals. Above the main gateway, a horizontal blue banner with white Arabic/Dari script is visible, translating to "Alam Sharifi Grand Mosque and Shrine" or similar. The gateways are fitted with dark metal gates showcasing intricate, repeating geometric patterns in a lighter metallic finish. To the far left, a tall, slender minaret is prominently lit with vertical strips of bright yellow-orange lights. Approximately five to six male individuals are present in the paved foreground area directly in front of the main gate. They are dressed in traditional Afghan attire, primarily shalwar kameez. Two individuals stand towards the left side, while a cluster of three to four others are gathered closer to the center, near the closed gates, appearing to be standing or conversing. The ground leading up to the entrance is a smooth, light-colored paved surface, suggesting a courtyard or plaza. The entire structure is well-lit by various embedded lights, creating a stark contrast with the unlit night sky.
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